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New on Steam: Thank Goodness You're Here! is All About Comedy and Doing Odd Jobs

Comedy adventure game Thank Goodness You're Here! was released on Steam on August 1, 2024, and focuses on the story of a traveling salesman.

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Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 system requirements — Make sure your PC is ready

The Windows PC requirements for Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 have been revealed, so check and make sure your rig is ready to run the teeming Tyranid hordes.

Windows Central

Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 system requirements are out, and you probably won't need to buy a new PC to play it

Got 8GB and a GTX 1060? You're all set.

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Intel 18A Panther Lake and Clearwater Forest CPUs are booting — steady progress toward the next-gen lithography node

Intel's 1.8nm-class process technology with RibbonFET and PowerVia is nearly ready for mass production.

Tom’s Hardware

'The ongoing conversations around ARM vs x86 power are based on a false premise,' says Intel's VP of technical marketing

ARM might appear more naturally efficient, yet Intel insists x86 is just as good in the right hands.

PC Gamer

Intel 18A Status Update: First Chips Booting, First External Customer Tape-Out in H1’25

Following Intel’s painful Q2 earnings call and the announcement of their 2025 cost reduction plan last week, it has become increasingly evident that Intel’s future is in the hands of their foundry group. Between Intel’s IDM 2.0 initiative and their internal chip production plans, all roads lead back to Intel…

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Intel calms fears over some 13th-gen or 14th-gen buyers missing out on extended warranty for instability issues – now all CPUs are covered, but worries remain

Worried that your CPU in a prebuilt PC didn’t get Intel’s extra warranty to cover instability gremlins? It does now.

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Intel Stock: Buy, Sell, or Steer Clear?

The uncertainty over its future trajectory makes it challenging to justify buying Intel stock. Conversely, the substantial drop in Intel stock suggests negatives are already reflected in price. Here's a closer look at the case for extreme caution on INTC at current levels.

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There still might be more RX 7000-series AMD GPUs on the way as rumours suggest two under $250

It's early days, though there's still room for more graphics cards at the bottom of the stack.

PC Gamer

Intel releases extended warranty details for 13th and 14th-gen chips, list includes Core i5, i7, and i9 processors

Intel releases a list detailing the 22 processors from the 13th- and 14th-Gen Intel Core families that will get an extra two years of warranty.

Tom’s Hardware

Apple MacBook versus Windows laptop: which is the best buy for students?

Students need reliable yet affordable kit, but does an Apple MacBook or Windows laptop best suit and why?

MSI Modern 14 H review: An affordable business-ready laptop

A new slimline laptop from MSI that will suit work and personal use, without blowing out the budget.

TechRadar

Minisforum MS-01 review: this mini PC proves desktops don’t have to be big to be powerful

A compact powerhouse that will munch through (most) creative tasks.

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3 Chip Stock Winners from Intel's Ugly Earnings Report

The semiconductor industry is at a pivotal point, with Intel's recent earnings decline and dividend cut opening opportunities for other players to leverage their superior technologies and manufacturing capabilities, potentially reshaping the competitive landscape.

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Seeking Shelter? Try Defense Contractor Northrop Grumman (NOC)

With market fear screaming amid a tech sector rout, investors seeking stable growth may turn to NOC stock and the broader defense industry.

Fortune

Why Intel is doing worse in this notebook recovery than it did a decade ago

As Data Sheet turns 10, we look back at what's changed and what's stayed the same.

PC Gamer

Workstation builder Puget Systems' report shows the stability problems with Intel's CPUs can be managed if only you 'mistrust the default settings on any motherboard'

The risk of failure is still there, however, until Intel releases a microcode fix.

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The Olympics is being streamed in 8K – but it's kind of a secret

The Paris Olympic Games is being streamed in super-high 8K resolution for the very first time... but only for a select few

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The Decline of Intel – A Potential Repeat of Nokia, Kodak, and Blackberry

Being a leading company does not mean you will remain there. Once giants in their domains, Nokia, Kodak, and Blackberry today are shadows of their former selves.

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This Lenovo 2-in-1 is an excellent back-to-school laptop if you don’t want to break the bank

If you are back-to-school laptop shopping on a budget, we found an excellent affordable pick for those in need of a 2-in-1 laptop with marathon battery life.

Tom’s Hardware

Enthusiast demos ancient MS-DOS and games running 'from the metal' on modern PC system

YouTuber tests some DOS games without emulation on a recent Intel Celeron, and discusses what's needed to do it on your own modern Intel or AMD CPU.

Tom’s Hardware

Zen 5 testing shows AMD's performance and power gains with threading — Intel ditched threading with Lunar Lake

Phoronix tested SMT on Zen 5 and Zen 5c, revealing that SMT dramatically improves power efficiency and performance with AMD's latest CPUs.

Tom’s Hardware

Huawei may borrow a page out of Apple and Intel's CPU playbook — next-gen Kirin CPU may use similar packaging as Apple M-series chips and Intel Lunar Lake

Huawei's Kirin chip will allegedly use a unified memory architecture, doubling its memory bandwidth compared to previous PC chips.

Tom’s Hardware

Puget says its Intel CPU failure rate is lower than AMD Ryzen failures — system builder releases failure rate data, cites conservative power settings

High-end PC builder Puget Systems say that its data indicate a lower than expected failure rate for its Intel builds, compared to what’s widely reported.

Windows Central

Can Acer's $500 Core i5 desktop PC be any good? I was surprised at what I found.

The Acer Aspire TC-1775 might look like a mess inside, but casual PC users can ignore the internals and focus on a straightforward design that works without hiccups. It's about as cheap as full-size desktop PCs come, and I can recommend it for light tasks around the house.

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